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James Karales

American, b. July 15, 1930 in Canton, Ohio, d. April 1, 2002 in Croton-on-Hudson, New York. He is best known for his work with Look magazine in the 1960s covering the Civil Rights Movement.
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black and white photograph of an old barn
Helen Levitt
Paul Strand
Josef Sudek
Mary Ellen Mark
Joel Meyerowitz
Bruce Davidson
Eugene Atget
William Klein
Edward Steichen
James Karales - Artists
James Karales, Barns, 1953
black and white photograph of cars lined up on the side of the road with trees in the background
Andre Kertesz
Berenice Abbott
Land Lines - Main Gallery - Exhibitions
James Karales, Croton, 1965
an old black and white photo of two people with hands on each other's chest
Howard Greenberg Gallery
James Karales, Selma to Montgomery March, Alabama, 1965
a group of people standing on top of a grass covered hill under a cloudy sky
Selma March
See Think Wonder
Southern Travel
Mlk Day
Dr Martin Luther King
Wit And Wisdom
History Of Photography
Cultural Identity
Civil Rights Movement
James Karales
James Karales, Selma to Montgomery March, Alabama, 1965
a man holding a book in front of a house
Mysteries Of The World
James Karales
James Karales, Rendville, Ohio, 1956
a black and white photo of a vase with flowers in it sitting on a window sill
Inge Morath
Edward Weston
Gordon Parks
Canton Ohio
Look Magazine
Staff Picks VI
James Karales, Window Series, 1959
two people sitting at a table with plates of food in front of them and one person standing next to him
Louis Farrakhan
Dr Martin Luther King Jr
Memphis Tennessee
Interesting History
King Jr
African American History
Martin Luther King Jr
James Karales, The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and his daughter Yolanda, Atlanta, 1962
two people sitting on top of a roof looking at the city lights in the distance
City Street Photography
New York City At Night
Lower East Side Nyc
Love And Obsession
Daido Moriyama
George Gershwin
Black And White Street Photography
Staff Picks VI
James Karales, Lower East Side, New York, 1969